efface

简明释义

英[ɪˈfeɪs]美[ɪˈfeɪs]

vt. 抹去，抹掉；使自己不受人注意

第 三 人 称 单 数 e f f a c e s

现 在 分 词 e f f a c i n g

过 去 式 e f f a c e d

过 去 分 词 e f f a c e d

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1.There is magnet mounted on the bottom of organic glass can filled with down and feather, to efface iron matter in down.

盛装羽绒的有机玻璃罐底补装有磁铁，能有效的去除铁质。

2.I Won't Forget Him In my memory, I will never efface the image of a common service worker.

我忘不了他在我的记忆中，我永远也忘不了一位普通的家政工人。

3.Its efface small rat people right among them the memory of a toy.

它抹去了小鼠们对其中一个玩具的记忆。

4.The lapse of year will never efface that scene of ruin from my memory.

时光的流逝绝不会把那废墟的景象从我的记忆中冲淡。

5.You see, I am willing to admit, for the sake of the argument, that matter exists; and what I am about to do is to efface you by your own argument.

你看，为了辩论，我倒是乐意承认物质是存在的。

6.But it is also because Mr Tarantino, although he kills off goodies as well as baddies, works hard to efface sympathy for all of them.

但同样是因为塔伦蒂诺先生处心积虑地将所有同情都全部抹杀。

7.This holy tide of Christmas all others doth efface.

这圣潮的圣诞所有其他人也抹去。

8.The heavy rain will likely efface the footprints on the beach.

大雨很可能会抹去沙滩上的脚印。

9.She used an eraser to efface the pencil marks on the paper.

她用橡皮擦抹去纸上的铅笔痕迹。

10.Time can efface painful memories, allowing us to heal.

时间可以抹去痛苦的记忆，让我们得以愈合。

11.The artist wanted to efface any trace of his previous work.

这位艺术家想要抹去他之前作品的任何痕迹。

12.She tried to efface her mistakes from the past by making better choices now.

她试图通过现在做出更好的选择来抹去过去的错误。

作文

In the quiet town of Willow Creek, there was a small library that held countless stories and memories within its walls. The library, however, faced the threat of being forgotten as newer, more modern establishments emerged in the area. Many residents believed that the charm of the library would eventually efface (抹去) from their minds, overshadowed by the bright lights and flashy advertisements of contemporary culture. This concern sparked a movement among the townspeople to preserve the library's legacy and ensure that it remained a vibrant part of their community. The initiative began with a group of enthusiastic volunteers who organized events to draw attention to the library. They hosted book readings, storytelling sessions for children, and even art exhibitions featuring local artists. These activities not only brought people into the library but also reminded them of the value of literature and the importance of preserving their history. The efforts were aimed at preventing the library's significance from being effaced (抹去) by the passage of time and the allure of modernity. As the months went by, the library transformed into a hub of activity. Families began to frequent the space, discovering the joy of reading together. The volunteers worked tirelessly, creating a welcoming environment that encouraged dialogue and connection among community members. They understood that the library was not just a building filled with books; it was a sanctuary of knowledge and creativity that deserved to be cherished. One day, a young girl named Lily visited the library for the first time. She was captivated by the rows of colorful books and the cozy reading nooks. As she explored the shelves, she stumbled upon an old, dusty book that seemed to whisper secrets of the past. Intrigued, she sat down in a corner and began to read. In that moment, Lily felt a connection to the stories that had been told long before her time. She realized that the library held a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be discovered, and she vowed to share this newfound love of reading with her friends. The story of Lily and her discovery resonated throughout the town. It served as a reminder that while modern distractions might threaten to efface (抹去) the importance of traditional spaces like libraries, the passion for stories and learning could not be easily diminished. The townspeople rallied around this idea, and soon, more individuals began to contribute their time and resources to support the library. As the community came together, they organized a grand celebration to honor the library's rich history. They invited authors, poets, and storytellers to share their work, creating an atmosphere of inspiration and creativity. The event attracted people from neighboring towns, showcasing the library as a beacon of culture and learning. It was a testament to the resilience of the community and their determination to ensure that the library would never be effaced (抹去) from their hearts. Through their collective efforts, the residents of Willow Creek learned that preserving their history was not just about maintaining a physical space; it was about nurturing a love for stories and fostering connections among people. The library became a symbol of their commitment to remembering the past while embracing the future. As they looked forward, they knew that as long as they continued to celebrate their shared narratives, the essence of the library would remain alive and well, forever resisting the forces that sought to efface (抹去) its significance.